Most lead retrieval is sold direct to exhibitors, or bolted onto an event platform you did not want. Lanyard is one licence, held by you, that every stand at your show can use.
Based on publicly listed features of comparable UK and US lead retrieval products, September 2026.
Nobody else in this category will tell you what it costs without a call first. We think that wastes a fortnight of your time and tells you something about how the rest of the relationship will go.
It also means you can put the cost in a budget line before you have spoken to anyone.
A Lanyard code is random. Photograph a badge, post it on LinkedIn, leave it on a table — none of it exposes a visitor's details, because their details were never in it.
Contact data moves only when a signed-in exhibitor scans that badge in person, and only to them.
Scans are written to the phone and confirmed on screen before anything is sent. Exhibition halls oversubscribe their wi-fi and 4G dies at coffee breaks; the app is built for that being normal.
Each scan carries an identifier made on the device, so a queue that uploads twice cannot double-count.
A contact licence that you write and every exhibitor accepts, with access that expires on a date you choose. Ours is the strict default: one email, one follow-up, one call.
School staff and public-sector buyers are the most spammed audience there is. Telling them the rules up front is why they hand over the badge.
Worth knowing before you start a trial, rather than three weeks in. If any of these is a deal‑breaker, we would rather tell you now.
Import last year's registration list and print a test badge in under ten minutes.